Highlights of the upcoming Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art sale in Hong Kong include Buddhist art and Qing dynasty polychrome porcelains from Mr. Quincy Chuang’s esteemed ‘Sze Tak Tang’ collection. The centrepiece is an important and monumental imperial gilt copper-alloy figure of Longnü, dated to the Xinsi year (1641) of the Chongzhen period, Ming dynasty – an extraordinary work of both artistic and historical significance. Measuring an impressive 111 centimetres in height, the statue ex

A short study in the fabric of Salado Polychrome pottery. The materials used to make Salado Polychrome are unique and distinctive as is the way it is put together. This video explains a little about how Salado Polychrome was made 700 years ago and how it is best recreated today. I sell some of these materials on my website at AncientPottery.how in case you are interested in giving it a try. | Andy Ward's Ancient Pottery

2.8K views · 52 reactions | Firing my Dinwiddie Polychrome bowl. Outdoor, open pottery firing is fast and fun. The full build of this pot is on YouTube at https://youtu.be/DFz3A8z7Xq4 | Andy Ward's Ancient Pottery | Facebook

21K views · 767 reactions | What is Salado Pottery? Between 1300 and 1400 AD Salado Polychrome pottery was made in southeast Arizona and southwest New Mexico. This video explores what defines Salado pottery and how it was made. | Andy Ward's Ancient Pottery | Facebook